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TOTAL WRECK.

The British ship Star of Scotia
sailed from this port for Cork on
the 9th of last April. She was
laden with 33, 784 centals of wheat,
shipped by Starr & Co. The cargo
was valued at Sj6, 433. Yesterday
information was received at the
Merchants Exchange that the YES
sci had foundered off the Falkland
Islands. No date is given of the
disaster, nor of the particulars. OF
the crew Of 22 persons about one
half were saved. Captain NJ. Golfer
was in command of the vessel. The
names of the officers are not known.
The men who shipped at this port
are j. A. Cummings, j. Haybourne,
w. Gruby, G. Willy, d. Parkinson,
II. Williams, G. Mortensen, A. l..
Anderson, j. Turner, II. Steele, E.
Casey, d. Roberts, M. Olsen, p.
Drummond, ID. Davis and Ii.
Schmidt. The vessel was built of
iron, and registered 800 tons. She
was built in 1864 at Belfast, Ire
land, and was owned by j. p. Cory
& Co. of that place. She was valued
at $50, 900, and was fully insured.
The cargo Of wheat was also in
sured, in the Thames and Mersey
Company of England.
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OUR PARIS LETTER.
PARIS, July 9th

'i o"'J Ooh'
The Comte de Paris is walking
in the footsteps of his predecessor
the Comte de Chambord. Wiser in
the worldly sense, than his deceased
cousin and throne pretender, he
does not intent to rely on Provi-
dence wholly, to fix the means and
the hour, when he can enter his
good city of Paris. The Orleanists
have ever had the reputation of a
dash of Voltanianism in their blood,
that which explains why the Comte
de Paris doubts that Providence be-
slows attention on either Conserva-
tiyes, democrats or radicals; or
perhaps even liberals or unionists
for that matter. Prince Eugene
assured Charles vi. of Germany,
that an army of 200, 900 men was of
more value than all the guarantees
and Invocation of the Trinity, to
the Pragmatic Sanction. The friends
of the Comte de Paris-who travel
round about France-call on his
highness when within measurable
distance of the frontier. This can
not be palataqle to the partizans of
the republican regime. But then,
are not the monarchists at present
the SWISS Guards of the Third Re-
public? The republican party is at
present so broken up, that politi-
cal Linn9us or Jussien would be
necessary to classify them.
Perhaps the incest feature con-
nected with independence Day, was
the dining of the American Minis
ter, with the British Ambassador,
There were no outdoor festivities
Us in the time of the Second EN-
pire, and at the Pre- Catetan, to
mark the "Glorious Fourth" and
where the Americans and English
met like parted streams. On the
present occasion there was the usual
abundant display of Stars and
Stripes for those who could enjoy a
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NOMINATING CONVENTION.

The following gentlemen consti'
tute the Nominating Convention
Allen w. F., Ashford V. ",
Ables L. c., Asche julius, Ather-
ton j. b., Anahu John.
Brown Andrew, Brown c. A.,
Brown Cecil, Brown Frank.
Garden j. j., Cunha E. S., Cas-
sidy John, Quincy j. c., Camara
j. NJ, Jr.
Dole s. b., Dowsett Jas. l., Jr.,
Dias j., Douglas Thos. 5.
Emerson Dr., Emmeluth j.
Fisher j. H., Foster w. E., Fer
nandez A., Ferera, Ferriera j. M.
Gray z. I. Dr., Gonsalves M. A.
Grieve r., Gilflllan John, Graham
S. F., Green r. Jay.
Holt Won H., Harrison f., Ham,
mer Chas., Herrick W. f., How
Geo. E., Heidemann c., Hookano,
Hoting Julius.
Iva j. b.
Jaeger A., Jones p.
King T. j., Kalaukoa a. p, Ka-
neaikala, Kanoelehua, Kahilahila,
Kinney w. A., Kinikake, Kennedy
NJ. NJ, Keliiaa j., Kawaa Daniela.
Lose H., Lishman r., Lowrey
f. D., Lishman w.
Monsarrat Nj. D., Marshall M.
T., Macintosh H., Murray I. b.,
Magoon J. A., Mcleod Geo.
McCandless J. A., McLeane w. IL. ,
McStocker F. b., Mclean j.
Nicoll Chas., Norton Geo., Mott
John, Nolte II. j., Naone j.
Oleson Rev. w. b.
Patty j. H., Pratt J. w.
Robinson NJ. p, Rawlins L. W.,
Rice w. B., Rose S. b., Reed H..
c., Rowe f, G.
Stratemeyer Geo, Sanders M. N,
Smith Jno. F., Soper j. H., Schu-
man Il. c., Sharratt w. F., Smith
w. o., Spauldng j. X.
Tucker S. Dr., Tucker j. d.,
Turrill f., Torbert j. L.
Waterhouse'Jno. T., Waterhouse
H., Wilcox w. L., Wolters f. H.,
Wilder w. G.
Young Alex.
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The city 10 In the midst Of very
productive region. The streets are
we'll paved, the city is well wateredt
and it is the entrepot of the pro-
vince.
st. Petersburg, August st.-An
immense immigration movement is
proceeding in Central Russia. Pea
SAINTS and farmers are going in large
numbers to Western Siberia, where
free pasture and arabic lands
abound. The movement threatens
to result in serious agricultural
crisis. 1t is reported the Govern
ment is about to stop ibis migration.
London, August lst.-Alfred
Lowry, who was convicted of the
murder of his sweetheart, was
hanged at Lancaster to-day. When
the hangman tried to pinion his arms
and legs the man made desperate
resistance, screaming and fighting
savagely. He was finally over
powered and carried to the scaffold.
Paris, August 1st.-Boulanger has
telegraphed his second to insist upon
Ferry making an immediate apology
for his reference to the General in
his speech at Epinal, and, in the
event of his refusal, to continue pre-
parations for the duel.
st. Petersburg, August 1st.-
Three young Nihilists murdered
General Nestrora's widow at Valdi.
kakas and stole 100000 roubles.
They were arrested.
London, August 1st.-The town
of Sassaowa in Galicia has been
destroyed by fire. Fifteen corpses
have been recovered from the ruins,
and twenty children are missing.
Calcutta, August 1st.-Advices
from Candahar state the Amer of
Afganistan has issued a proclama-
ton informing his subjects that the
British Government is holding six
infantry divisions, each consisting
of nine regiments, with cavalry and
artillery, in readiness to march into
Afghanistan to suppress the revolt
of the Ameer's enemies in the in
terror. The proclamation adds: ~
can suppress the Ghilzeis without
them, but they will remain ready in
case Russia takes advantage of the
rebellion to invade the country"
The Amer invites the rebels to re-
turn to their homes and says he will
only punish the Chief. He warns
Great Britain against permitting
Ayoub Kahn to approach the from
tier. The opponents of the Ameer
explain that in issuing the procla-
nation, he is playing his last trump
card, as he finds that the people
value his alliance with England more
than the Ameer himself.
The insurgents in Afghanistan
have blocked the roads between
Candahar and India.
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Late Foreign News.
UNITED STATES.

st. Louis, August 2d.-A slight
shock of earthquake was distinctly
felt here half an hour after mid
night.
New York, August 1st. The
Commercial Bulletin" says; Am
erican sugar refners say that the
proposed "bounties conference" for
the European powers will not parti-
cularly affect the sugar interests of
this country. At the offices of the
North River and Brooklyn Sugar
Refining Companies it was said that
the abolition of bounties paid by
Germany, France and Austria for
exported beet sugar would improve
the cane sugar interests, but the
conference has not yet been agreed
upon. The bounty first given, years
ago, was small matter at first, but
has now grown so large, owing to
the great encouragement 1t gives for
the cultivation of sugar beets, that
1t has become burdensome to the
powers and they seek to get rid of
it,
EUROPE.
Calcutter, Aug. LIST. The city of
Peshawur, in the northwest part Of
India, In the Punjab, is infested with
cholera of the worst type. Three
hundred deaths from the disease
occurred during July.
TPeshawur, capital of the British
province in India of the same name,
is city of over $4,000 inhabitants.
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VESSELS EXPECTED.

HBM's s Wild Swan, John S Hall
fax, from N America, due Aug l-2O,
us S Junita, from China, due July
s-20.
U. S. S. Vandalia, (lagship), from
Chile.
Chilean corvette Espinralda, from
South America.
French frigate Ducrez, from lille.
French frigate Florie, from chile
Am bark st Lucie, sailed from New
York March 26, due September $50.
Am bark Ceylon, r Calhoun, from San
Francisco, due July 20-3l. ,
Am bark Edward May, johnson, sailed
from Boston June 23rd, due November
1-25.
Brit bark Velocity, from Hongkong,
due July 1881. - :
Brit bark Birmah, from Glasgow, due
October 1871.
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The "Sun's" Boston correspond
ent telegraphs: The United States
war-steamer Galena, Commander
Chester, has sailed for the Canadian
flshery-grounds. The Galena will
proceed directly to Halifax, Nova
Scotia, and after taking in coal will
visit the American fishing fleet in
the Bay of Funday. Last summer
the commander Of the Galena board
ed upwards Of 200 fishing vessels.
The Galena will call at Quebec and
Montreal upon the trip. The flag
ship Richmond, Captain Robert
Boyd, will sail for Portsmouth, and
hence to Portland, Halifax and
Quebec. Upon her return she will
stop at Bart Harbor. The fleet will
again assemble at Newport Septem-
Der lst.
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FOR SALE.

4 81 PAID UP SHARES OF THE
+ Honomu Sugar Company at sacri.
fee. Par value of stock 500.
The ll0nemu Sugar Co. nGtwiihstand-
ing low prices Of sugar has reduced its
debt Of over $4,000, 10 about $50 geo.
Two heavy crops are now planted; the
first Of which will be ready to be har-
vested in January next, at which time
the debt is expected to be about $780,
600. 10 cover this Indebtedness the
plantation has just issued bonds TO the
amount Of 100000. The stock is unen-
numbered, Apply to
j. "A. MACON.
Attorney at Law.
ii lw AZ Merchant street.
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VESSELS LEAVING TO-MORROW.
Blk Lillian for Samoa
PASSENGERS.

For Hamakua and olowalu, per stmr
Iwalani, August lGth-D II Vida, J M
Monsarlat, Rev Father Paine and about
20 deck.
For Kauai and Niihau, per steamer
Mikahala, August lGth-Mrs Robert
Fountain and 3 children, j p Fender
CAST, j II X Kaiwi, Master Alex kaiwi,
Masters JAS and Carl Long, Kenneth X
G Wallace, e Bishop, II F Glade,
wife and ! children, Rev Fathers Leu
more. Emmeran and Libert, r A Mache,
Jr, L Spencer, Mr. Brito and about 80
deck.
For San Francisco, per barkentine $
n astle, August l7-Miss Helen Lewis,
L Way, wife and children, Miss Tur-
ner, Miss Mauroes, Rev Whalley, wife
and children, Paul Hammil and A
Hammer.
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SUPREME C0URT--IN CHAMBERS.
BEFORE PRESTON, j.

In re Julio Patricio, on Habeas
Corpus. Petition for a writ of Ha-
beas Corpus filed yesterday and
writ issued returnable this A. NJ.
Motion by the Attorney-General
to continue the matter, to allow
time to go back of commitment, and
examine record of lower Court, is
allowed; and matter continued until
Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
Prisoner ordered admitted to bail in
the sum of $50 in the meantime.
The. prisoner was committed Aug.
8, 1887, by j. p. Kama, Judge of
the district Court of Waianae, to
imprisonment at hard labor for one
month, and ordered to pay a fine of
500 and 81 costs, for selling intox-
icating liquor without a license, on
Aug. 6, 1887, contrary to chap. 56
of the Laws of 1886. V. V. Ash
ford for Petitioner; Attorney-Gen-
eral for Marshal.
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MISS ROSA COHEN.
Ladies Fashionable Hair Dresser a nd
Shampooing.

Wishes to inform her numerous
friends that, as she intends leaving for
San Francisco by the next steamer for
the purpose of obtaining the necessary
articles for her business, all those
needing shampooing and wash for dan
druff prior to her departure VIII please
call as early as possible, to enable her
10 complete The many orders now on
hand. Apply at L. Adler's store, NO.
13 Nuuanu street, 05 2w
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TERRIBLE DEATH OF A LION tanner,

Several lion tanners in France
have within the last few months
been seriously wounded while per-
forming in public with their wild
beasts; but now tanner named Ago
has been killed outright while in the
cage with his lions. The horrible
occurrence took place in the REDEEM
bach Menagerie, now at Bourges.
The lion bit off half of the unfor-
tunate mans head and broke his
spine. 1t was during a rehearsal
that the disaster occurred. = rEx-
change.
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THE barkentine S. N. Castle got
away for San Francisco at about 10
O'Clock this morning. Just previous
to her departure, white stowaway
was discovered by the police. Rev.
Bishop Willis, Mrs. Willis and q
number OF other persons were on the
wharf to see the Castle off. The
vessel glided seward with gentle
north-eastly breeze and the passengers
waved farewells until the lighthouse
was passed.
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Nominating Convention

4 CONVENTION OFTHERtF0RM
N Party for the nomination of nine
candidates for MOBILES for the Island of
Oahu, and four candidates for Repre.
sentatives for the District of Honolulu,
and for the transaction Of other business
pertaining thereto, will meet at the
MUSIC FALL, in the city of Honolulu
at 10 O'clock a. M, THURSDAY, August
18Th, 1887.
The basis of representation and the
appointment of Delegates to nominate
Representatives for the various Wards
of Honolulu, and 10 nominate MOBILES
for the Island of Oahu will be 10 accord
ance with the following regulations, viz !:
The convention nominating for No.
bles, shall consist Of one Delegate from
each Ward organization, one Delegate
from each country district, and one
Delegate for each rs voters, or trac
lions thereof of 10 or over ofsuch Ward
organization or country district.
The convention nominating candidates
for Representative for thesDistrict Of
Honolulu, shall consist the same as
above, with the exception of Delegates
from the country districts.
The enrolment list of Ward organiza.
tions shall close TUESDAY, August
10Th, 1887.
All voters enrolled as members of the
Reform Olah organizations of this city,
and also those who have sighed only the
enrolment papers declaring their adj
herence to the policy of governmental re.
form adopted by the mass meeting held
in Honolulu, June Goth, 1887, and EN-.
bodied in the new Constitution promul,
gated July 18th, 1887, and have pledg ed
themselves to support the same by their
personal influence and by their votes at
the coming election for Mobiles aud Re
representatives. shall be entitled to vote in
their several wards and districts for
! Delegates to the nominating convention
| on being added TO the Ward Club Roll
PER ORDER OF THE
90 CENTRAL COMMITTEE
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POLICE COURT.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 17tl

WEDNESDAY, Aug. 18th.
A Chinese adultery case was con-
tinued to goth instant.
L. Mitchell, Jr., driving a hack
without license-$5.
Kalamana, larceny of four gold
chains and one ring from j. Jesus
continued to 10Th instant.
Tan Chin, assault and battery
81.
Kalua, selling liquor without a
license-$110.
CIVIL CASES.
Geo. Engelhardt VS.. +. Daye, for
1920. Judgment for plaintiff.
c. Brown VS.. Poepoe-further
continued.
Several cases were settled out of
Court, and one, Bertelman VS.. Jas.
Steiner-was withdrawn.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-08-17
A NEW MAP.

Mr.. Soper will shortly issue q
colored lithpgraph map 24x30 in
size, and embracing the territory
between the Reformatory School
and Waikiki bridge, and the Light
house and the Queen Emma old
residence, up the valley. The map
will conspiciously show the position
of all the hydrants, artesian wells
and cisterns, also all the fire and
election wards.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

Bktne Planter, Perriman
HBM S Wild Swan, John 5 Halifax
II BIN S Conquest, OXley
US S Adams, Louis Kempff
Blk Kalakaua,
Haw bark Lillian, Holland
Schr w S Bovine, Bluhm
Blk Vilocity,
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Mr.. J. I. Warehouse, Jr., after
carefully nursing some very fine
apples growing in his yard, was
greatly vexed on getting up, the
other morning, and finding no apples
on the tree.
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FOLLOWING are the officers of the
Oahu Cricket Club: 4. Lshman,
captain; J. H. Wodehouse, Jr., T. M.
Starkey, r. Mossman, Ii. Whitney,
Jr., A. M. Hewett, F. Harrison, A. A.
Clayton, j. w, Carter, F. Yates, C.
III. Nicholl, Rev. A. Macintosh, UNI
pire; E. Giffard, scorer.
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ShippINE NlIES.

The barkentine S n Castle took for
San Francisco, this morning, ,5h3 bags
of sugar, 4,240 bags of rice, 2l0 bbls OF
molasses and 500 punches of bananas.
Value, 500, 7G7 10.
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Four brood mares belonging to
Dowsett's ranch, and two belonging
to Mr.. S. M. Damon, went by the
Mikahala last evening, to Makaweli,
Gay and Robinson's ranch.
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Mr.. Goo Kim has a new advertise
ment in another column, calling the
attention of the public to a new lot
of goods to be opened up on or about
the 10th instant, at his new store on
Nuuanu street.
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FISHER, the Spaniard, and native,
prisoners, who escaped the other day,
were captured by Sam Kawelo to-day,
up the Valley, where Chun Hook
shook his fellow convicts.
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A PARROT has been lost, for which
a suitable reward will be given for its
return to the owner.
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

INTERESTING notes from our Kohala
correspondent will be found on our
fourth page.
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THE bark Velocity brought three
young monkeys from Hongkong,
Monday, on speculation.
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Mrs. Hebbard will open her school
on Monday next at l24 Beretania
street.
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LIEUTENANT E. F. Bishop, on a
two weeks furlough, left for Lihue
Kauai, by the Mikahala, last evening
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A SMALL 5 pointed gold star, has
been lost. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving it at the "Ahchor
Saloon"
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Mr.. Chas. T. Gulick, will act under
full power of attorney for Mr.. l..
Way, during his absence from the
Kingdom.
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A BREAKAGE in the Pauoa branch
of water pipes has been discovered,
and is now being repaired.
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MEssRs. E. p. Adams & Co. will
continue the credit sale at Messrs.
Hackfeld & Co.'s tomorrow. Dress
aad fancy goods, etc, will be offered.
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DEPARTURES.

August IL
Schr Canute for Humboldt Bay
Schr Leah for lIanalei
Bktne S N Castle for IAN Francisco
Stmr james Makee for Kappa, Kauai at
4pm
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LEASE FOR SALE AT
KOHALA.

rCO RUN Is YEARS OF NEW PRE-.
Il misses, building 80 feet by so, with
upper floor 80 by %, balconies and yer.
andahs suitable for Hotel and Roster.
aunt, a want in the district Also an op.
portunity for wheelright and Wagon
builder. An unusual chance. Leaving
through ill.health of wife.
Large lot new cement eistern, close
fence stables. Price $500 dollars, APP.
ply Immediately.
w. j. BRODIE.
l3lw Estate Agent Kohala.
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ARRIVALS,

AUEUNU IW--
Sehr Wullele from Kuau
Schr Heeia from Waialua
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FOB PRINTING of all kinds exc
u cuted at the DAILY BULLETIN Office
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VANS BOAT BUILDING
III SHOP. Rear of Lucas Mill.
63
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-11-05
How to Woo Gentle sleep,

A woman who has tried them advocates the
following remedies for sleeplessness: When
about to retire, wet soft linen towel in cold
water, and wiring as dry as you can, then
fold it lengthwise, SO there will be three thick
nesses, and place it around the neck, having
one end folded smoothly over the other at the
back of the neck; over this place dry flannel
or cloth. If you have headache wet a
similar towel, fold it cornerwise and tie
around the forehead, so that the lower part
OF the fold will rest lightly on the eyelids.
Read nothing exciting during the evening.
If you read a story, let it be an entertaining
or diverting one, and do not finish it, but
when you close your eyes to sleep, think how
you would end the story if you had written
it yourself And my word for it, before you
have disposed of the hero or heroine, Won will
be in Sunderland. If the compress around
your neck causes you to feel chilly then do
not keep it on. If you wake in the night and
it feels hot and uncomfortable wet it again in
cold water. In the morning remove it and
wash the neck in cold water and rub briskly,
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-11-05
he IooI,s like Ocbiltree.

A friend of Lawrence Gardner tells this
joke on him: Some months ago Mr. Gardner
was travelling in Pullman car going from
New York to Saratoga. He noticed that the
porter paid more than usual attention to him,
but thought nothing Of it. AT last, after
much hesitation, the porter said:
''Howdy, Col. Ochiltree2 l haven't seen
you on this road for some time"
"No; I've been very busy in New York" /"
replied Gardner.
The porter then went into another car and
Gardner and his friend adjourned to the
smoker. Presently the porter came in, and,
going up to Gardner, said
''You remember, colonel, the last time /
saw you"
"Yesn
"Well, you promised me dollar and you
never gave it to me-
"Well, here's the dollar" said Gardner,
and from that day To this he has been hunt
ing the auburn haired romancer of the Pam
pas Washington Crst52
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Not Much.

He winked to a bootblack to step into
doorway near the postoiiice, and then conf
dentially remarked:
Sonny, the postmaster and don't hitch
very we'll, so don't care to go in and see
about my mail Suppose give you quar-
ter, and you go in and inquire for a letter for
Claude Melnotte, and if you get one bring 1t
here
mot much~ exclaimed the boy as he drew
away.
'But why?"
because worked that racket for fellow
about a month ago. They passed out let
ter, and had just grabbed it when an old
duffer grabbed me Write love to my
daughter, will you" he beloved. Want my
Nellie to clope with you, eh3 Ali I'll k rush
your And he walloped me with cane until
1 had to ride home on dray. No, no,
Claudy, I've learned something new. DE.
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